Myrtle Beach State Park Beachcombing Guide - South Carolina Parks
Myrtle Beach State Park Beachcombing Guide - South Carolina Parks
Myrtle Beach State Park Beachcombing Guide - South Carolina Parks
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Gastropods– “stomach foot”<br />
Lettered Olive<br />
SC <strong>State</strong> Seashell<br />
Oliva sayana<br />
Atlantic Slipper Snail<br />
Crepidula fornicata<br />
<strong>Myrtle</strong> <strong>Beach</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>Park</strong><br />
Atlantic Moon Snail– Neverita duplicata<br />
The small hole was drilled by another moon<br />
snail. They do this when capturing their<br />
prey. Look for a single perfect hole made by<br />
a moon snail in other shells.<br />
Banded Tulip<br />
Fasciolaria hunteria<br />
Atlantic Auger<br />
Terebra dislocata<br />
This is a picture of a live<br />
auger. Always release live<br />
shells!<br />
Baby’s Ear<br />
Sinum perspectivum<br />
Sand Collar<br />
moon snail egg case
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